AP - They say film doesn't lie, but does that mean it tells the truth?
The public sees fleeting videotaped images of Terri Schiavo, appearing
to many to turn toward her mother's voice and smile. They hear what
sound like moans and laughter. They watch her head move up and down,
seemingly following the progress of a brightly colored Mickey Mouse
balloon. And often they ask: How could anyone conclude but that she is
aware of her surroundings?
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Doctors: Schiavo Tapes Don't Tell Story (AP)
Doctors: Schiavo Tapes Don't Tell Story (AP)03/26/2005 04:44 PM AP - They say film doesn't lie, but does that mean it tells the truth?
The public sees fleeting videotaped images of Terri Schiavo, appearing
to many to turn toward her mother's voice and smile. They hear what
sound like moans and laughter. They watch her head move up and down,
seemingly following the progress of a brightly colored Mickey Mouse
balloon. And often they ask: How could anyone conclude but that she is
aware of her surroundings?
The Raw Story | A rational voice » Exclusive: Print document of Republican Schiavo talking points leaked to Raw Story
Schiavo Case Evolved Into Huge News Story (AP)04/02/2005 03:20 PM AP - When Terri Schiavo collapsed 15 years ago, George H.W. Bush was
in the White House and she was just an ordinary insurance company
clerk who liked stuffed animals and romance novels, and was
desperately trying to have children. By the time she died this past
week, Bush's son was president, and she had become the central figure
in a national debate on the right to die and on who gets to decide.
The Raw Story | Lautenberg rebukes DeLay over Schiavo remarks
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Micah Wright Comes Clean, Ranger Story A Hoax (This Is Apparently A Big Story In The Blogosphere, But To Be Honest, I Haven't Even Heard Of This Clown)
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"REMEMBER WHEN MOQTADA AL-SADR was going to lead a popular uprising across Iraq? (That was April's we're-losing story). Well, he didn't, and here's the story of how we won. I wonder how much attention it'll get..."
In the annals of corporate corruption, the words of the Enron
Energy traders who chortled (CBS) over the screwing their company was giving
California and other western states in the 2000 energy crisis are
amazing mostly for their brazen quality.
Still, if California's political leaders -- from both parties --
hadn't made such a mess of deregulation, the crooks from Enron and
other companies never would have had the opportunity in the first
place. That doesn't excuse them, any more than a burglar is excused
for entering a residence where the owner forgets to lock all the
doors.
Someday we'll know who Cheney's energy buddies were -- the ones he's
trying so hard to shield from the public. The only surprise will be if
Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling aren't among them.
Noise Pop mix tapes
Noise Pop mix tapes05/10/2004 10:17 AM Noise Pop, San Francisco's gem of an indy music festival, and KQED are
streaming various underground musicians' playlists-du-jour. The latest
selections come from Greg Ashley, a Bay Area psych-folk artist whose
exquisite taste ranges from Leonard Cohen to Os Mutantes.
Link(Thanks, Birdman!)
Et Cetera: the lost tapes03/08/2004 11:08 PM Round up featuring more (yes!) social networking, virtual churches,
some XBox 2 news, and more.
Just hearsay, or the new Watergate tapes?
Just hearsay, or the new Watergate tapes?06/17/2005 03:33 PM At a crowded basement forum on the Downing Street memo, Democrats
demanded an inquiry into what Bush knew about Iraq war planning and
when he knew it, but stopped short of calling for impeachment.
Joe Bussard's basement tapes05/11/2004 11:59 AM Joe Bussard has 20,000 vintage 78
rpm records from the 1920s and 1930s in his basement. For $15, Joe
will put together a custom cassette compilation for you of 20 tunes
from his collection, perhaps the largest of its kind in the world. I
wish Joe and his friends would rip all of his 78s so he could sell MP3
CDs of these ultra-rare recordings. Here's a great NPR All Things
Considered piece on Joe Bussard from last year.
"'The truest form you'll ever hear in American music is on
these records,' Joe says. 'It was put there, and it's remained there
for seventy years. It hasn't changed.'"
Miramax Chief: Gimme the Tapes11/01/2003 06:22 AM Miramax Films urges major Hollywood studios to relax a controversial
new rule that restricts the practice of sending out tapes and DVDs of
Oscar-nominated films to Academy Award voters.
Not long left for cassette tapes06/17/2005 05:05 PM Forty years after global cassette production began in earnest, sales
are in terminal decline, says the industry.
"Your
Joe Bussard entry reminded me of another, similar story that was
pretty big news in DC last summer: Leon Kagarise of Baltimore, who
recorded around 4,000 hours of artists like Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline,
Ernest Tubb, etc. during the late 50s through early 70s on a
reel-to-reel tape deck at the outdoor music festivals prevalent in the
vast rural area that previously surrounded Washington."
NPR's Morning Edition did a piece on Kagarise last summer. He's
working with Joe Lee, a friend and local record store owner, to sell
the recordings. Not surprisingly, the Library of Congress, the Country
Music Hall of Fame, and others are apparently interested.
"You know, these [performers] were people from the
mountains and from the rural South," Lee told NPR. "And once they were
put in a studio, and they had a producer looking down at their snoot
at the guy. And an engineer telling them, 'Well, if you make one
mistake, we have to stop and start all over again.' It lost the
atmosphere. It's like trying to play guitar in a straightjacket on...
It's sort of like being in the zone. When you're really at ease, when
there's no intimidation factor, then it really soars. And the proof is
in these tapes here."
It's all about the docs12/23/2003 06:50 PM Jon Udell reports on the return of the document as the fundamental
human unit of information. Yeah, I'm paraphrasing wildly so don't
blame Jon for the way I'm twisting his words. But he's right
anyway....
Tapes Reveal More Peterson-Mistress Calls (AP)
Tapes Reveal More Peterson-Mistress Calls (AP)08/16/2004 08:11 PM AP - Scott Peterson continued to pursue his former mistress even a
week after his wife disappeared and the search for her continued,
according to telephone recordings played for jurors Monday at his
double-murder trial.
Guantanamo Cell Tapes Turned Over to U.S. Officials
Calif. Reacted Differently to Terror Tapes (AP)08/11/2004 04:42 AM AP - One set of terrorist videos. Two communities. Two entirely
different responses. When Spanish authorities uncovered al-Qaida
surveillance of major American landmarks in summer 2002, California
officials issued a public warning and doubled police security on San
Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge because it appeared in the videos.
"Tapes Show Abuse of 9/11 Detainees (washingtonpost.com)"
Letterman Tapes Christmas Eve Show in Iraq (AP)12/25/2004 04:58 PM AP - David Letterman brought his late-night show to Marines serving in
Iraq on Friday, loosening up the Camp Taqaddum crowd with the line,
"Anybody here from out of town?"
iPod Delivers Death Sentence To Tapes
iPod Delivers Death Sentence To Tapes01/17/2004 10:39 PM Analysts predict that [iPod] will revolutionise the way we buy and
listen to music. But they also warn that introduction of the svelte
memory pod will herald the death of the audio cassette within two
years. By William Lyons (The Scotsman via MyAppleMenu)
Natural Docs 1.2
Natural Docs 1.202/19/2004 11:34 AM A source code documentation generator with transparent syntax.
Natural Docs 1.15
Natural Docs 1.1511/17/2003 04:22 PM A source code documentation generator with transparent syntax.
Natural Docs
Natural Docs11/01/2003 06:26 PM Natural Docs 1.14 released
Everyone Wants to Lock Docs
Everyone Wants to Lock Docs02/18/2004 09:34 AM On Tuesday, Adobe unveiled its Adobe Policy Server technology. And
Authentica has its own solution to the doc-lock challenge, with its
Secure Office solution.
Government docs on P2P
Government docs on P2P07/21/2004 04:30 AM Jeremy sez, "A St. John's University law student created a p2p network
allowing users to share government documents. Over 600 court and
government documents such as memos, communications and reports can be
accessed through the Kazaa, LimeWire and Soulseek p2p networks. The
Abu Ghraib prison memos and the Senate Intelligence Committee report
on government intelligence leading up to the Iraq War are included. It
would be nice to see this collection of useful, informative and
sometimes embarrassing documents grow. It might also give Washington
more fodder for legal maneuvers against p2p."
Link
(Thanks, Jeremy!)
Natural Docs 1.14
Natural Docs 1.1411/02/2003 03:11 AM A source code documentation generator with transparent syntax.
On New Kissinger Tapes, Crises in White House and the World
Guantanamo Cell Tapes Turned Over to U.S. Officials (Reuters)
Guantanamo Cell Tapes Turned Over to U.S. Officials (Reuters)06/13/2004 05:03 PM Reuters - Officers
at the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay have turned over to
military authorities more than 500 hours of videotape showing
guards subduing prisoners and forcibly moving them from cells,
senior officials said.
News: Live Capture Plus digitizes DV tapes unattended
Kissinger Tapes Describe Crises, War and Stark Photos of Abuse
Kissinger Tapes Describe Crises, War and Stark Photos of Abuse05/27/2004 12:36 PM The National Archives released 20,000 pages of Henry A. Kissinger's
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